Posts by Covenant Team

The shift to adulthood for a child with intellectual and developmental disabilities is a crossroads moment. You’ve always been their greatest advocate, but now a new, mature chapter is beginning. It’s a time to advocate for their future, and help them find their place in the world and build a life of their own. Residential…

Thinking about your adult child’s future as they reach adulthood can feel like a new, uncertain road, even with a heart full of love. When you begin considering different living situations, like group homes for disabled adults, a mix of emotions is completely normal. We want to reassure you that while it might feel like…

Caring for a loved one with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) comes with unique challenges, especially when fostering independence. Finding the balance between support and freedom can feel overwhelming, but you are not alone. Transitioning into adulthood is an emotional journey. You may feel hopeful for the future yet uncertain as school-based services end. Every…

When you’ve poured your life into raising a child with intellectual and developmental disabilities, the thought of them becoming an adult may bring a mix of emotions. You feel a deep love for them and an unwavering hope for their future, but also a sense of uncertainty about what comes next. We want you to…